pics of my new TN75A

[LoneCowboy]

Take the loader off put the weights on
much easier to manuever around.
I'm impressed you got a pull type mower and the TN on a 26' trailer
It doesn't look like my 25' has that much room (or i'm a wimp)
Nice, very nice

 

[srsu99]

Well it barely fits.Had to take my flip up dovetail ramps off and use ramps from another one of my lowboytrailers because shredder is siting in the dovetail. Like I said I need to get a differnet trailer, but then again most of the time I just road the tractor over to the pasture.

 

[heymack]

Yep, nice rig and I like the pit idea....might have to incorporate that into my building design.

 

[TNhobbyfarmer]

I have a TN75A as well. Sweeeeeeet machine. And I thought I loved my wife. LOL

 

[6sunset6]

If I put a pit in my shop I would have an indoor lap pool. One comment about pits. You have to be really carefull about not falling in them. either covers PITA or railing around it. Thats not too bad posts can go in precast holes. But they do use up a lot of floor space when not being used as pits. I though about it for a while but decided not to. I have a single I beam rail running 40 feet down the middle of the shop , 12' high. I had plans for a bridge crane but it all got too high and then harder to heat.

 

[johnnylight]

CONGRATS

you got the power..

 

[srsu99]

I really like my bridge crane; cost me very little we demoed it out ofa building in Austin. It ran 150' in that building but my building is only 60', knew I should have built it(building) bigger. I just love it, but then again its the only way to work on larger equipment, I have used it to drop belly pan on cat 6d remove radiators and then trolly over and load on pickup, really saves my back. With my oldtractor I always disconected the loader in the back corner of the shop under the crane so I could reattach it easier.